The phrase "a full leg" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, fashion, or food, where "full leg" describes the entirety of a leg, such as in clothing or meat cuts.
Example: "The dress features a design that beautifully showcases a full leg, making it perfect for summer events."
Alternatives: "entire leg" or "complete leg".
The treatment was a full body cast for 10 months, followed by two years in a full leg brace.
Amazingly limber, he holds his instrument in one hand while executing a series of stretches that includes a full leg split.
"It's about grooming and cleanliness," said Elizabeth Harrison, an Upper West Side mother and a founder of a public relations firm, who took the older of two daughters, Charlotte, for a full leg and moderate bikini wax last year at age 12 before she left for camp in Maine.
So I don't know why I was surprised when I arrived at the track on Sunday morning to see James in a full leg cast with his foot taped up to resemble a shoe (so he would be allowed access to the pit-wall, which is a closed-toe shoe only zone), determined to get back to work.
In an initially outrageous-sounding departure from Big Brother, guests at Hotel GB must pay for their stay: a double room costs £100 a night, while a personal training session will set you back £30, or a full leg wax £20.
Pre- and post-operative X-rays, including a full leg radiograph, were assessed as well as bone healing time at follow-up intervals.
13th over: Pakistan 105-2 (UmAkmalmal 13, Afridi 5) Nannes is back and bowling a full leg-stump line.
England 308-8 (Pietersen b McGrath 158) McGrath cleans up England's Ashes-winner with a full, leg-cutting jaffa that knocks his off pole over.
Second ball: A full leg-cutter tempting the batter to drive, which she played and missed.
Along with toenail polish, the 75-minute treatment features exfoliation, a hot stone calf massage and a full-leg application of St . Tropezs bronzing mousse.
"A bee sting, not a full-leg amputation," Murphy says.
